Close, there was a recent lawsuit filed against parents for parental negligence as their child died of issues related to childhood obesity which is more reasonable, in my mind, than suing McDonald's (just as your thought is more reasonable than suing MySpace).
fluids that get more solid when stressed. The classic example is a mixture of cornflour and water - it's runny until you hit it when it becomes solid.
I remember playing with this mixture in grade school and since then I have always wondered why materials like this could not be used to make protective/bullet proof armor. Could someone explain this to me?
I'm not an Ajax fan...err, "boi," but I really can't stand obnoxious assclowns.
1. "...essentially eliminates" is what was said. He even went on to say, "A button click just sends the data that's pertinent..." Which is quite ironic as this statement also serves to point out the idiocy of mentioning broadband vs dial-up in your response. As if unessential data in a request/response is actually better for dial-up.
2. The proliferation of Ajax is absolutely new. Just as the proliferation of the Internet itself was new in the 90's after Al Gore invented it.
Now please don't respond with an explanation of how Ajax is not a technology in and of itself and that it's really a combination of blah blah blah.
And it's XMLHttpRequest smartypants....Javascript is case sensitive.
Nice ad hominem attack. Attack the author not the substance of the article. How pathetic and typical of you alarmists. Rather than posting links of other articles, why don't you try to address a specific point to the above article?
No, because they have so much to gain by receiving money to study the "problem." Which is the very reason they're producing alarmists commercials concerning global warming.
Oh wait...what's that link in your sig? What pathetic irony.
I knew you couldn't refrain. The question doesn't require complex thought or nuance Einstein. You can either show yourself as delusional and blinded by your hatred for Bush and say that poverty is getting worse. Or you can recognize reality. Good luck with that.
Try actually reading about it before you spout some lame comment:
From http://atlas.asp.net/Default.aspx?tabid=47 However, "Atlas" isn't just for ASP.NET. You can take advantage of the rich client framework to easily build client-centric Web applications that integrate with any backend data provider.
That's the ticket...have the government do the job of parents. Sure, the real problem in the US is lack of food stamps and student breakfast/lunch programs. After all, socialism has worked so well in the past...
LOL, are you serious? MS should follow your "almost as good as a standard?" They invented the damn object and now you're telling them how they should use it...brilliant.
Of course, their.NET tool developers would do well to use syntax for object creation that worked with multiple browsers...but I'm sure it's going to be easy enough to include our own object detection script to replace whatever reference variable they have in the case of non-IE browsers.
Do you realize the XMLHttpRequest Object (the core javascript object in which AJAX would not exist without) is not a W3C standard? It was first implemented in IE5 as an ActiveX Object (new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP")) and latered implemented by Mozilla, Firefox, Safari, etc.
Of course, you won't find anyone giving MS credit for innovation here, but you'll get modded 5 if you're the first to mentions "standards!"
Unless we see people as individually responsible for their actions, there will always be racism, nationalism, and other hate-sims.
Nationalism != hate-sim.
You're contadicting yourself. You call out nationalism as a "hate-sim" and speak of individual responsibility, yet you cannot recognize that it is the actions of individual malevolent leaders that have used nationalism as a tool to evil ends. Can you not see that nationalism has also been a great aid in rallying nations to fight said tyrants?
I love it when socialists hide themselves in the "multiculturalists" label.
LOL, the Speakeasy link itself in the last sentence is a referral link. Speakeasy offers a free month of service for every person you sign up through their referral links.
We can also compare it to EA Games' marketing budget, estimated at >$100M in the last quarter. Cut your marketing budget by 30%, and you can hire enough programmers for them to have normal lives and increase production.
Ignorance at it's best. You have no understanding of business. The same crap is spewed about pharmaceutical companies all the time.
Money spent on marketing drives revenue. Marketing is not a cost, it's an investment. Sure, there are marketing campaigns that fail ( bring in less revenue than the campaign cost itself ) but by and large a companies marketing budget is less than the revenue it creates for the company.
"I don't believe it is a true statement that IE doesn't have the features that our customers want,..."
As a web developer there are plenty of features I would like to see along the lines of CSS/XHTML/ECMAScript standards compliance. I would say that my payment of sweat and tears with workarounds to these problems more than qualifies me as a customer.
Good question.
Close, there was a recent lawsuit filed against parents for parental negligence as their child died of issues related to childhood obesity which is more reasonable, in my mind, than suing McDonald's (just as your thought is more reasonable than suing MySpace).
fluids that get more solid when stressed. The classic example is a mixture of cornflour and water - it's runny until you hit it when it becomes solid.
I remember playing with this mixture in grade school and since then I have always wondered why materials like this could not be used to make protective/bullet proof armor. Could someone explain this to me?
I'm not an Ajax fan...err, "boi," but I really can't stand obnoxious assclowns.
1. "...essentially eliminates" is what was said. He even went on to say, "A button click just sends the data that's pertinent..." Which is quite ironic as this statement also serves to point out the idiocy of mentioning broadband vs dial-up in your response. As if unessential data in a request/response is actually better for dial-up.
2. The proliferation of Ajax is absolutely new. Just as the proliferation of the Internet itself was new in the 90's after Al Gore invented it.
Now please don't respond with an explanation of how Ajax is not a technology in and of itself and that it's really a combination of blah blah blah.
And it's XMLHttpRequest smartypants....Javascript is case sensitive.
Why don't you stop with the ad hominem and address the point of what he is saying about nuclear power?
Nice ad hominem attack. Attack the author not the substance of the article. How pathetic and typical of you alarmists. Rather than posting links of other articles, why don't you try to address a specific point to the above article?
Just a friendly suggestion.
Just how is Slashdot saying it's fake? Trying to suppress slashdot are you? One ironic comment after another from you.
No, because they have so much to gain by receiving money to study the "problem." Which is the very reason they're producing alarmists commercials concerning global warming.
Oh wait...what's that link in your sig? What pathetic irony.
nazi in disguise as a neo-con
Please provide an example...how about Paul Wolfowitz, heh?
I knew you couldn't refrain. The question doesn't require complex thought or nuance Einstein. You can either show yourself as delusional and blinded by your hatred for Bush and say that poverty is getting worse. Or you can recognize reality. Good luck with that.
Try actually reading about it before you spout some lame comment:
From http://atlas.asp.net/Default.aspx?tabid=47
However, "Atlas" isn't just for ASP.NET. You can take advantage of the rich client framework to easily build client-centric Web applications that integrate with any backend data provider.
Do you believe the poverty problem in the US is getting better or worse? Please refrain from a shortsighted answer that shows your hatred for Bush.
That's the ticket...have the government do the job of parents. Sure, the real problem in the US is lack of food stamps and student breakfast/lunch programs. After all, socialism has worked so well in the past...
Why don't you address the point genius instead of simply attacking the source?
And God didn't give freewill to humans and everything that happens on earth is his choosing.
I love it when secularists like yourselves show their inner hate toward those of faith.
"Yep...people of faith are morons and I hate them. That's being an open minded liberal."
It's China's movement toward free market economies that has spurned it's economic growth...not government control.
so you just comment out the call to activate it
...and then include the cheat to re-activate it.
"... almost as good as a standard."
.NET tool developers would do well to use syntax for object creation that worked with multiple browsers...but I'm sure it's going to be easy enough to include our own object detection script to replace whatever reference variable they have in the case of non-IE browsers.
LOL, are you serious? MS should follow your "almost as good as a standard?" They invented the damn object and now you're telling them how they should use it...brilliant.
Of course, their
And your knowledge is pretty far off-base.
Do you realize the XMLHttpRequest Object (the core javascript object in which AJAX would not exist without) is not a W3C standard? It was first implemented in IE5 as an ActiveX Object (new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP")) and latered implemented by Mozilla, Firefox, Safari, etc.
Of course, you won't find anyone giving MS credit for innovation here, but you'll get modded 5 if you're the first to mentions "standards!"
Unless we see people as individually responsible for their actions, there will always be racism, nationalism, and other hate-sims.
Nationalism != hate-sim.
You're contadicting yourself. You call out nationalism as a "hate-sim" and speak of individual responsibility, yet you cannot recognize that it is the actions of individual malevolent leaders that have used nationalism as a tool to evil ends. Can you not see that nationalism has also been a great aid in rallying nations to fight said tyrants?
I love it when socialists hide themselves in the "multiculturalists" label.
$8 for a movie? That's cheap!
What about the human right to employ whom I please?
Kick back and enjoy a nice Havana cigar
LOL, the Speakeasy link itself in the last sentence is a referral link. Speakeasy offers a free month of service for every person you sign up through their referral links.
We can also compare it to EA Games' marketing budget, estimated at >$100M in the last quarter. Cut your marketing budget by 30%, and you can hire enough programmers for them to have normal lives and increase production.
Ignorance at it's best. You have no understanding of business. The same crap is spewed about pharmaceutical companies all the time.
Money spent on marketing drives revenue. Marketing is not a cost, it's an investment. Sure, there are marketing campaigns that fail ( bring in less revenue than the campaign cost itself ) but by and large a companies marketing budget is less than the revenue it creates for the company.
As a web developer there are plenty of features I would like to see along the lines of CSS/XHTML/ECMAScript standards compliance. I would say that my payment of sweat and tears with workarounds to these problems more than qualifies me as a customer.